Missouri Corn

09/07/2026

Another new opportunity for U.S. ethanol exports as Guatemala implements E10. Missouri Corn works closely alongside the U.S. Grains & BioProducts Council to expand markets, build relationships and create these opportunities across the globe for U.S. corn and ethanol.

09/06/2026

Precision Conservation Management is helping farmers identify what practices are helping fields stay economically and environmentally sustainable. Listen to this week's CornTalk featuring PCM Specialist Landon Anderson to find out more about PCM and how you can enroll. https://mocorn.org/news/corntalk/

09/04/2026

The future of corn isn’t something we wait for. It’s something we build together. Find out how Missouri Corn is working to expand markets and protect farmers' ability to operate: https://ow.ly/JPNq50ZIPGR

09/03/2026

🎉Congratulations on 20 Years!

It started when Missouri Corn and local farmers began working together in 1999 to create a value-added market in northeast Missouri. The plant began grinding corn in September 2006. Twenty years later, POET Bioprocessing - Laddonia utilizes approximately 27 million bushels of locally grown corn each year to produce ethanol and high-quality livestock feed. 🌽

Here’s to the farmers, employees, and partnerships that helped make it possible. And cheers to many more decades of working together to grow demand!

09/03/2026

Last week, Missouri Corn teamed up with the U.S. Grains & BioProducts Council to host a Japanese Biotech Approval Committee at Missouri corn grower Scott Boschert's farm. The team learned about genetically modified (GM) corn traits and what practices GM enables farmers to implement. The visit not only builds partnerships with export partners but has potential to increase market access for U.S. corn in Japan.

09/02/2026

We’re just one week away from our final membership tournament of the summer. make plans now to join us on the range next Tuesday, Sept. 8 in Old Monroe! Register your team or sponsorship today: https://ow.ly/9LFI50ZI0Ni

08/31/2026

Corn farmers weighed in on today's EPA decision, urging the administration to minimize the impacts on biofuels.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has issued almost 1.8 billion credits to exempt refineries from blending renewable fuels, like ethanol. Read NCGA’s response at https://bit.ly/4xxp0lW

08/30/2026

🌽MCGA Secretary/Treasurer and Vice Chair of NCGA's Biofuel's Action Team Brandon Thiel shares how corn farmers and organizations like Missouri Corn are working to build demand through new and increased opportunities for ethanol - including powering the tractors in the field. 🚜

08/30/2026

Missouri Corn CEO Bradley Schad encourages farmers to get out and share what's important to their farm with elected officials while Congress is back in their home districts during August recess. Hear the entire interview: https://mocorn.org/news/corntalk/